Up in the tree
By Margaret Atwood
When their ladder vanishes, two tree-dwelling children must outsmart a surprising problem.
Genres
What is Up in the tree about?
Two children have made their home high in the branches of a wonderful old tree. They enjoy sunshine, rain, changing seasons and the company of friendly animals. But when the ladder they use to climb down disappears, their carefree life becomes a tricky adventure. With courage, clever thinking and a little help, they find a way to solve the problem. Told in lively, rhythmic verse and illustrated in bold colours, this playful story celebrates imagination, independence and the joys of the natural world.
About the author
Margaret Atwood is a famous Canadian author who loves to write imaginative stories and poems. She is best known for her book 'The Handmaid's Tale' and has written many other stories for both children and adults. Margaret enjoys exploring nature and often includes interesting animals and adventures in her writing.
Pages
30 pages
Reading age
Picture Book (2-7)
This edition
2010
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